Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-21

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d1matis merit Tha authoF, Clay
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and facility fsF writing teIlinR dialeRus.
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al the elements thai commend q piece
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met with unqualified approval. APP
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she thsatsF 81 bFiaf intervals, and The
spectators dispersed, having every Fea.
son 70 feai grsaifled with the hearty En-
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sxssIisnt throaehbut snd TIE susosas Of
she play assured. Mr.. Georges Osb0arns.
- Jack Masons gives . Representation
wofthy 10 be framed and hung 10 9 GAL
Issy Of dEamasie aaA"
c0UFn MooRE.
George Coupe, one Of TIE most popu-
lar Young men on Puaek Sound, who
makes friends eveRywheFe be coca, and
Mis- Mary B. MooFa, Of TuIaiip, Q hand
some and assompiiahed young lady,
we're married as Trinity Church last
Thursday swearing. By Res. George Her
bart Watson. M. and Mrs.. Coupe left
immsaiaselg for California, WhnFs they
viii spsnd s0me time. The good wishes
Of a host Of friend no with them on
their journey through lie together.
AZ HCaEx.
A very pleasant mat home was given
| foF Professor Il. n. Anderson prior 10
bic return 20 Walsa Walla. on Thursday
morning, al TIE new residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. O. p. Anderson. There we're
present many Of the Professors old
University friends, most Of whom were
msmbeFs 81 the party which has iust
reformed from the cruise amona the
islands In the oolman Brothers yaeht
Latona. Among those present we're Dr..
and MKa. z. O. kilboarne, Misses Bar
veil, Atkins, SandeFson, Piper. Blgelow,
Greene and Weed, MeaaFs. Arson, Bur
veil, L. J. Oolman, q. A. Oolman, Z. q.
Bleelow, A. M. Young. q. W. Crane, A.
n. White Everett Smith and Fred Burr
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Rufus o. Calhoun, younRest son Of
Captain Calhoun Of Port Townsend.
and salesman IN the Oregon Improve
ment Company'g store 81 Newcastle,
and Miss Maggie watkins, daughter Of
Superintendent Watkins, Of Newcastle
and franklin, we're united IN marriage
81 the Occidental paFlors on Thursday
evening By Rev. Q. G. Otis. The happy
couple are spending their honeymoon
In Port Townsend.
/ Notes, PeFsenal and Otherwise.
Il Miss Ida Roberts left for her home in
Portland last Monday,
David Baker and wife Of Port Lud-
Low. passed through Seattle lass Mon
day on their way for o two months
visit 10 friends and relatives In Boston,
Mass.
Miss Minnie Freeman, who has been
visiting Captain and Mira Gilbert, neal
Whatoem, for the past three weeks
has retained 10 her home In Olympia
Mrs. n. o. Stevens and dauehteE MisI
Carrie. arrived In the city lass Tuesday
and are visiting Captain and Mrs. Chas
Hopkins.
Il ]. Z. L0paz and wife, OF Fexrdale
we're 10 town last Tuesday on theil
way to Idaho, where they 80 10 visi
their con.
Miss OostiQan, who has been visiting
ID the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. II
q. etFnvs, lsft last Wednesday 10 wish
friends In Portland, and was accom-
panied as far ~ Tacoma BY Mis-
Strive.
i I. KoFn, Of the Arm Of Glorious
Korn, left last Thursday morning fol
trip to California, going via the over
land route.
Rsvs. H. l.. Bates and Clark Davil
leave this evening for Rockford and
kAnsas City, respectfully, and will re.
turn In about four weeks.
W. A. Van Epps, Of Olympia, was IN
the city during the past week.
| HI. Crosby, Of Tacoma, spent iAsi
Monday In Seattle.
| @. Harris. Of Olympia. was 10 town
daring last week.
| Mrs. q. W. Harris and children and
Mrs. I. Sohns and son left for San Fran
cisco on the Mexico laat Friday, and
will visit Mrs.. O. o. Shorey and cen
In san Jose, California, during the
coming winter.
J. w. Hughes. formerly Of The Arm
Of Hughes 4 Miller, left last Thursday
for San Francisco o. = 6ueir ess vista,
and will probably tako ut.s 10 the
East prior 10 his return 10 this city.
Geo. Shorey, son Of D. O. BhoFey. OF
this city, Is nov an enrolled student Of
the University Of the Pacific. ~ San
Jose. Gal.
Miss Jennie Young. OF Olympia, il
visiting the Misses Jones, Of this city.
Mrs. James Jsnes. Who has beea visit
Inc friends In che city, returned 10 heE
home al Kent last Tuesday.
Mrs. Captain Polite, Miss May DoFan
and Master TemplaE Polite we're pas
sengsfs on the ssip spartan, 10 Seattle.
on The last trip.
Mrs. 3. A. Wilson, Of Arcadia, is visit
ING her sister in-lAw. Mrs. 0rifhths
DAVleA Of this city.
Hon. l. 4. Kalioch, wife and daughter,
Of scheme. are Spending few days In
Seattle.
Edward 3. Kills, Canadian Pacific
Railway Passenger Agent al Tacoma,
spent yesterday N Seattle.
Otis spragus and wife. Of Taeome.
| ieft on the steamer Anderson, last
/ wednesday, Cor British Columbia, where
they 20 10 Wait fFienda.
MFa. FEauenthal and sona, Masters
Henry and Emil, are visiting fEienda q
few miles from Victoria. on Tie saanioh
| road.
Mrs. GeoRge O. Fisher. nee Blanche
Kinds. IL reported as tvinG dangerously
~ 20 her home IN San Diego.
Rx-GaveFncs AlooEu, Of Aississippi.
waa q passenger on the OiYmpiAn,
which arrived here from ALASKA. yesteF-
DAY.
IN. Hardy. Of Barnett, VI, arrived
In the city last tuesday svenina, With .
vieU 10 locating IN Seattle. and e a.
preset visiting bic brether, AR. ". A.
Hardy.